
Dictionary » G » Genetic isolate Genetic isolateDefinition noun, plural: genetic isolates A population of organisms that has minimal genetic mixing due to geographical isolation or to other mechanisms that prevented reproduction.
Genetic isolates may form new species through an evolutionary process called speciation.
See also: speciation, gene pool. ![]()
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